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Stop guessing – drug checking saves lives
Due to several recent drug poisoning events in the region, Interior Health is urging people to use available drug checking services in order to stay…
BCGEU accepts offer to return to bargaining table
The BC General Employees’ Union (BCGEU) has agreed to return to the bargaining table but the current two-week long job action will stay in place,…
Former local B.C.’s new chief forester
Shane Berg has been named British Columbia’s 18th chief forester and the assistant deputy minister for the Office of the Chief Forester. This is following…
Cranbrook helps raise funds for JoeAnna’s House
The fundraising committee of the first ever Good Lemonade Day is proud to announce that $17,200 was raised at the inaugural event held on June…
IH region benefits from heart monitor upgrade
Interior Health (IH) is upgrading heart monitors across the region, improving patient access to important diagnostic testing, and enhancing timely access for physicians and nurse…
ISCBC teams take action on invasive species
Every year since 2015, the B.C. government has proclaimed May “Invasive Species Action Month.” The month also coincides with the start of field season for…
Interior Health invests in a greener future
This year’s Earth Day theme – invest in our planet – fit perfectly with Interior Health’s commitment to protect the planet and reduce our environmental…
BCEBC holding public meetings in Radium and Cranbrook
The BC Electoral Boundaries Commission (BCEBC) will hold public meetings across southeastern and south central B.C. next week. The Commission will visit nine communities between…
At least three toxic drug deaths in region in January
At least 207 British Columbians were lost to toxic illicit drugs in January 2022, according to preliminary data released by the BC Coroners Service. Three…